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Allocation of reagents to the correct reagent group is the basis for compatibility monitoring.
Allocation to the wrong reagent group can lead to reagent cross contamination.
Entering / modifying reagent thresholds
If warning thresholds are required for a certain reagent, enter them as follows:
•
Highlight the reagent to be modified, either by pressing the reagent name
or using the
UP/DOWN
buttons.
•
Press the header of the parameter to be changed - the corresponding
entry screen opens.
•
Enter a new threshold or - if no warning is desired - press
CLEAR
to
remove the threshold altogether.
•
Press
OK
to confirm.
The respective threshold value applies for all reagent stations
containing the same reagent.
Changing reagent names or reagent groups
If a reagent is already used in a program, it can neither be
renamed nor can it be allocated to another reagent group!
The corresponding symbols will be disabled (i.e. they will not
be surrounded by a blue border).
If a reagent is renamed, all stations and programs linked to that
reagent need to be reedited as well!
•
Highlight the reagent the name or group of which you wish to change.
•
Press the corresponding headline key symbol.
•
In the entry window (or via the keyboard), enter the new reagent group
allocation / the new reagent name.
•
Press
OK
to save the new reagent group / reagent name.
5.
Operation
Changeable parameters
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